Afghan Reflections by Terry Douglas

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Where Are You?

Posted on Monday, May 25th, 2009

This poem seeks to capture a recent insight about that chap who sits aside observing, but not especially committed, to the events occurring in my life; that is, until I snatched him — he must be a he — from his revelry.

Where Are You?

At times you linger
Beside me on the right,
Whispering sometime shouting
Through mind-heart clamor.

Outside of me you conjure
Yesterday’s regrets
Stirring aflame memories,
As if to rewind reality.

Observing – witnessing
You know me intimately,
Yet you prefer it seems
To remain apart.

And I reluctant become
Your object examined
From afar through time
Caught in past neglects;

That is until I reach across,
Outside myself to you,
Grip you close tight and pull
So we two become one.

In present time – no past,
We see vision clear,
Gain perspective even wisdom
For what is unfolding now.

Categorized as General, Poetry

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